How to Pronounce Were and Weren't

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[@runningfree4606]

This is very helpful. I have been waiting for this lesson for so long.

[@SpeechModification]

Glad it helps! Sorry for the long wait, I have a long list of requests but I am making new videos every day!

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[@aimefiori1104]

While watching wheel of fortune I heard a contestant say aren't as one syllable. I immediately remembered this video. I am right or my sense of hearing is bad

[@SpeechModification]

Yes, we say "aren't" as /arnt/, one syllable. I can cover it in a future video for you.

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[@adp8847]

Hi, is it common to drop the T in "weren't we?" or would most people do a stop T? I'm not sure if "w" is considered a vowel in this case.

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, we typically use a stop T there, because the /w/ is a consonant.

[@adp8847]

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[@runningfree4606]

How about "range" and "wrench"?

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, good suggestion, I can cover your words in a future video. In the meantime, the vowel sounds are /eɪ/ "ay" vs. /ɛ/ "eh" which you can learn more about in this video: czcams.com/video/e8_d82jSeqA/video.html, and the end sounds are /dʒ/ "j" vs. /tʃ/ "ch," which you can learn about in this video: czcams.com/video/kaTn42SGfhU/video.html

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Hi, I'll be covering your request on Saturday: czcams.com/users/livePJ6cxtrwjk8

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I really can't say the word (tour😢😢)

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, here's some help for your word: czcams.com/video/h9tcMFPT0zY/video.html